A statement... O Is an offset unit of code guarded or governed by a condition, loop or function O Doesn't do anything, but tells the Python interpreter to get ready for something else O Does something with an immediate effect on the screen or in memory O Takes on and provides a value by "returning" it

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Language : Java or C++  Write a Program that takes users input  Date, Month and Year and detect what day of the week was it. e.g 17 July 2007  Output will be : Tuesday  Note : Be aware of Leap year

To what extent does experience help in spotting and escaping an endless loop in code?

What is the intuition behind using a loop statement? What do you gain from using loops in your code? How do you think loops in Python provide code reusability?

For this question you must design and implement a postcondition loop in Python that will display the following numbers (one on each line) to the terminal:   29, 41, 53, 65, 77, 89, 101, 113, 125, 137, 149, 161, 173, 185, 197, 209, 221, 233, 245, and 257.   Although a counter-controlled loop is ideal for this task, you are not permitted to use a FOR loop in your program - you must use a postcondition loop that has been implemented using WHILE instead.Furthermore, your postcondition loop must be implemented using a Boolean flag variable.

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Computer Science A system call in an operating system is typically a function call that traps to the kernel. However, there are also library calls that are functions that do not directly trap into the kernel, but may invoke system calls that do. In MINIX, there is a corresponding library call read that always invokes the system call. In UNIX, there are also several other library calls---getc, fgetc, getchar, for example---that also input data. Describe the difference between the MINIX read library call and these functions. How do you think these functions (getc, fgetc, getchar) perform data input? Do they always need to ultimately trap to the kernel? Why or why not?

create a Python application that applies classes and objects in Python. Scenario:You are to create a python application that simulates the function of a basic calculator with some additional features. The user will select what function they would like to use in the application, after which they will input the values that they would like to use for the computation selected. The program will then compute for the output based on the given function and return the output to the user. The user should then be able to select additional functions and input new numbers until they are satisfied, after which they can exit the application. The application should first ask for a command from the user when started, the user can do 9 different commands on the application: The Calculator Features Add Two Numbers- Adds two numbers inputted from the user. Subtract Two Numbers- Subtracts two numbers inputted from the user. Multiply Two Numbers- Multiplies two numbers inputted from the user. Divide Two…

12. In .............., the bodies of the two loops are merged together to form a single loop provided that they do not make any references to each other. a. Loop unrolling b. Strength reduction c. Loop concatenation d. Loop jamming